Renamed NewSpi() to NewSPI() in accordance with Go naming conventions #199
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@bgould so LGTM. |
sago35
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I should have caught that on the original PR. Thanks for the change @bgould now merging. |
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This change renames the NewSpi() constructors for the ILI9341 driver to better follow Go naming conventions, as pointed out in #196 (comment)
This is technically a breaking change but I think the disruption should be minimal as the current names have only been a released version of the drivers for about a month. @sago35 what do you think?